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Microsoft has extended Intel's mult-key Total Memory Encryption technology support to Windows 11 22H2 as well. This means the new feature update just got more secure than it already was.

Sayan Sen · Nov 24, 2022 with 0 comments

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Channel	Build number
Canary	27283
Dev	26200.5551
Beta (24H2)	26120.3863
Beta (23H2)	22635.5235
Release Preview (24H2)	26100.3624
Release Preview	22634.5116
Release Preview	19045.5794
Patch Tuesday	26100.3775
Patch Tuesday	19045.5737
Non-security (24H2)	26100.3624
Non-security (23H2)	22631.5126
Non-security	19045.5679

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